Elite A 501-625

relating to the sense of smell

to come as a gain; to increase

to retreat, as from battle

beneficial; favorable to health

consistent; moderate; without extremes

someone who seeks only pleasure

a group of military officers ruling a country after seizing power

severely painful

serious physical or emotional injury

a structure used for housing aircraft

trickery; deception; sleight of hand

to postpone consideration of

exaggeration

causing gloom or depression

to take money for one's own use, in violation of a trust

something not belonging to a certain time period

to look upon or treat as a celebrity

without results; unprofitable

to survive

a brief story, oft. humorous

suitable for grouwing crops

appealing to the senses, esp. those involved in appreciating beauty

relating to the eye or sense of sight

to spread around or scatter; widely scattered

not able to feel or perceive; unresponsive

to remove, esp. with effort

of or related to the sense of touch

to flood

important, prominent, most noticeable

unstable or easily excited

confused, sluggish, or dizzy, as from lack of sleep or drunkenness

to take back; to pull back

lacking self-confidence; timid; shy

a disease; illness; sickness

larger or shaped differently on one side than on another

the ability to stay on a surface without sliding the act of pulling

to surrender under specific conditions; to give up all resistance

feeling disappointment; feeling shame or humiliation

to assign credit, often of guilt or blame

dull; sluggish; moving slowly

moving rapidly and without caution

the science or study of family descent

concealed or disguised; not openly practiced

done or occurring after death

smallness of number; scarcity

an area of land or water; a brief written work, usu. on a religious or political topic

honorable and fair; consistent with what is right

the middle class

cheerful willingness; swiftness

delayed; postponed; detained

a division; a split; a break

an assembly of diverse elements

to deceive; to trick; a person easily tricked

ridiculous, or exaggerated as to cause or deserve laughter; absurd

a law or body of laws, esp. religious; an established principle or basis for judgment; the works of a writer that have been accepted as authentic

lacking pity or mercy; unfeeling

worthy to serve as a model

careful in spending money or resources

currently or actually existing

able to be heard

a flattering act or remark; allurement; enticement

to yell very loudly; to shout

mental distress; that which amuses or entertains

appropriate to spoken, as opposed to written, language; informal

study of the origin behavior, and culture of human beings

to mediate; to consider thoughtfully

unreasonably stubborn

strain or hardship, often illegally applied

to use sparingly; to conserve

modest; not showy

extremely emotional; passionate

to believe; to trust

narrow in outlook; provincial

to plot secretly for a deceitful or illegal purpose

to draw back in fear; lose heart or courage

to become larger

the working class

to reach the highest point

a residue that settles in the bottom of something

talking too much, esp. about trivial things

entirely unlike

to drive or force back; to drive off

harsh; sarcastic; bitter to the taste

relating to the sense of taste

equal in proportion; having the same size, duration, etc.

to grieve; to regret deeply; a mournful song

a violently confused state; a very large whirlpool

daily; customary

tense; very tight

to prepare the soil for planting

arousing pity; arousing scornful pity

a riddle or puzzle, esp. one without a solution

medieval chemistry, esp. the attempt to change common metals into gold

the location where something takes place, esp. a trial

a minor weakness of character

delicate; soft; airy; intangible

to clear of blame with supporting arguments or proof

pure; not engaging in sexual activity

disgustingly offensive; foul

evolve, as in prenatal growth

a regular occupation,esp. one for which a person is particularly suited

a short, cleverly-worded statement

to make impure

something forbidden or prohibited

to pull towards; to stimulate interest

to compete

the range of pieces an artist is prepared to perform

to ridicule

present everywhere

lacking in neatness or style; shabby

native to a particular country

records or documents of a government or institution; the place where such records are kept

to reduce in size by drawing

to grant freedom to slaves; to emancipate

pleasant or acceptable to the taste

to pardon or overlook voluntarily

direct and without evasion; honest

to leap about in a lively manner; to have lively or boisterous fun

a humerous and ridiculous imitation

occupying a lower position

lowly, insignificant, petty

behaving in an artificial way to impress people

parallel; serving to support; of a secondary nature

to etend the duration of; prolong

dangerously destructive; frenzied